1M SFP+ DAC Cable, 10Gb SFP+ Storage Network Cable, Ethernet Copper Switch Cable, Compatible for Cisco SFP-H10GB-CU1M, Ubiquiti, D-Link, Juniper, Huawei, Mellanox, Mikrotik, Netgear, Supermicro

7m cable works fine with Mellanox ConnectX-2 (dual and single port cards)

Works great so far, tried another generic brand that did not work, this one is good with Cisco gear.

This one was the best price at the time on a 7m cable. Using with a pair of mellanox connectx 2 sfp+ 10gb cards. Now the ssds are the bottleneck and not the network interface.

Using this twinax between a Ubiquiti UDM Pro and a Ubiquiti 10Gbps Aggregation switch. The speed auto-negotiation worked fine and the link came up perfectly within seconds at a full 10Gbps rate. Only had it a week or so, but havent had any connection issues thus far. Will update review if it seems to fail prematurely, otherwise seems to be a solid product for much cheaper than a name brand product.

This cable does exactly what it is supposed to without dealing with the fragility of fiber and separate SFP+ modules.

I have multiple cables from this brand working with Unifi Switches and MikroTiks, and everything works very well, 0 issues.

Does not connect two qnap devices. another cable from other brand connected them fine.

Works great! Broke a much more expensive SFP+ DAC cable, and bought this as a quick replacement for temporary use, but I will probably use it permanently and buy 2 more of these at this price. Id definitely buy these again and save it for use if another one in my network array fails.

Purchased to run between my Unifi 16 port POE switch and Unifi 8 port POE switch running my POE cameras. Plugged it in, the switches recognized the cable and everything was good.

Woke up to intermittent flickering of internet.. enough that google home couldnt answer a question but a website would mostly load, streaming video services buffering like crazy. I spent an hour restarting my equipment, flipping through different settings in my Ubiquiti setup and trying different combinations of wiring before realizing it was not an issue with the expensive hardware, but just a DAC cable gone bad. I happened to have another DAC cable lying around and my issues were instantly resolved. Ive never had a network cable go bad before so it wasnt in my top list of things to check, especially where it had been working fine for 5 months and hadnt been touched. Considering Ive never had a cable fail, and these are far more expensive than a simple cat6e patch cable I cant rate this more than 1 star.